Beyond Caravaggio
Posted in Art at 12:00 on 25 September 2017
This week we again visited the Beyond Caravaggio exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery again as it was its last week.
Apart from the four Caravaggios I thought one of the most striking uses of light was in “Christ Before the High Priest” by Gerrit van Honthorst but the reproduction below doesn’t really do it justice.

Two even more impressive paintings were by an artist dubbed The Candlelight Master (whom the information labels suggested may possibly have been Trophime Bigot.)
One was “A Boy With a Lantern” of which I can find no example to show here. The other is from the Royal Collection and is called “Christ in the Carpenter’s Shop.”

This last one, “A Man Singing by Candlelight” by Adam de Coster, is absolutely stunning on the wall.

Tags: Adam de Coster, Art, Caravaggio, Gerrit van Honthorst, Paintings, Scottish National Gallery, Trophime Bigot
